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May 2, 2018 - Installing Python; Installing Eclipse; Installing Pydev; Configuring Pydev. In particular, the Mac version of Eclipse looks significantly different, although it. Development -- making Eclipse a first class Python IDE (Integrated.
OK apart from that one line, which was correct later, it works fine. Nice job man! OK here’s the problems I had on my computer. Like you said you Eclipse-$PATH!= gobal unix $PATH so I added on my computer /usr/local/Cellar/gcc-arm-none-eabi-9/bin It’ll be different to everyone else, but something like that I tried adding serial terminal directly to Eclipse, but didn’t work now.
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I’ll try that later as well. Seems like there’s some problem on Mac with RXTX library, and would need some serious hacking.
I’m not sure if I bother, I’ll check how it is in the Arduino Eclipse version, but if it seems hard I’ll just use something else. OK after a bit of digging around the RXTX plugin for serial communications directly from Eclipse is compatible only with 32 bit version. There is a 64bit linux port, but even this has major issues.
If anyone has a solution that’d be great. If you wish to compile with the develop branch you should use this in part 13). Make APP=myapp PLATFORMID=6 PARTICLEDEVELOP=1 clean all. Hey Thanks man. Glad somebody went through this guide. Its always hard to error check your own documentation because of course everything makes sense to you when you write it.
I never jacked with trying to get serial debug working in eclipse but it would be awesome. I use Zoc6 utility which works pretty good, not sure if it is still free or not. Kind of funny there isn’t a really good serial terminal program for mac other than the terminal itself Ill make sure to get that line fixed in the guide. If anyone else sees anything pleas let me know. Thanks You appear to have said it best there. Yes all does appear to be executed by make by default so it does not have to be entered in the Build command line in Eclipse and after a little studying I had thought clean meant to rebuild everything as opposed to only rebuilding resources which have changed since the last make.
Thank you for chiming in on that and confirming. The build in Eclipse is now taking around 1.278 seconds as opposed to 13 seconds when performing clean as well previously. I am going to go ahead and update the document for future users.
Thanks very much for this guide! It’s been a real time-saver for me. However, I have a problem.
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I installed everything as outlined in the document (although I’m using the v0.4.9-rc1 branch, commit 3b49233). The build works fine. I can flash programs to my Photon, but there’s nothing happening there. I don’t get the “test” message (I use CoolTerm) over the wire. When I flash the same program with Particle cloud, it’s working.
Also, I don’t get any response when I try to flash a “blink an led” application via Eclipse: I can flash the program, the Photon restarts, but doesn’t do anything (it’s breathing, but the LED is not flashing) Here’s my output log: dfu-util: Invalid DFU suffix signature dfu-util: A valid DFU suffix will be required in a future dfu-util release!!! Dfu-util 0.8 Copyright 2005-2009 Weston Schmidt, Harald Welte and OpenMoko Inc. Copyright 2010-2014 Tormod Volden and Stefan Schmidt This program is Free Software and has ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY Please report bugs to dfu-util@lists.gnumonks.org Deducing device DFU version from functional descriptor length Opening DFU capable USB device. ID 2b04:d006 Run-time device DFU version 011a Claiming USB DFU Interface. Setting Alternate Setting #0. Determining device status: state = dfuIDLE, status = 0 dfuIDLE, continuing DFU mode device DFU version 011a Device returned transfer size 4096 DfuSe interface name: 'Internal Flash ' Downloading to address = 0x080a0000, size = 18292 Download 0% 0 bytes Download 0% 0 bytes Download 22% 4096 bytes Download 44% 8192 bytes Download 67% 12288 bytes Download 89% 16384 bytes Download 100% 18292 bytes Download done. File downloaded successfully Any idea what is wrong?
When I look in the myapp.bin and myapp.elf-files I find the “test”-string, so it seems to me that it’s built well.
So, I requested eclipse to look into it and see why the patch don't work. Is the answer I got Below is the exact comment from Eclipse community:- Note: This feature patch is disabled.
It was originally intended to be installed on top of 4.7.3 builds. Now, the Java 10 support is available on the downloads page via the 4.7.3a builds. The earliest build that is supporting this feature can be downloaded from So download the supporting build from. And see the new features of Eclipse with java 10. Hope it helps! Edit: The patch support was temporary and has been removed.
So, now you need to install the latest eclipse version and it's having the support for java 10.